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Discussion in 'Photo Gallery' started by jerry and tina, May 22, 2011.

  1. jerry and tina

    jerry and tina Novice

    our weekend project.

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    jerry and tina, May 22, 2011
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  2. Oysterpot

    Oysterpot Moderator Staff Member

    Wow,
    They look beautiful. This is with 3 seasons? You have a nice collection there. I have a tall base 7" waffle iron, with wooden handles, it is in great shape, but I do want to clean and put new seasoning on the iron. Scared to remove the handles.

    I suggest b4 you cook anything acidy in them, you cook up some good ole greasy stuff to add to the seasoning. Let me know how you rate the results.
    I like what you have done.
     
    Oysterpot, May 22, 2011
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  3. Mick'nSarah

    Mick'nSarah Junior Ranger

    Oh wow! My folks used to have a waffle iron like that from my great-grandmother. I remember as a kid. I think it had wood handles and I know it had a special stand to go on the fire for their old stove. I wonder what happened to that?
     
    Mick'nSarah, May 22, 2011
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  4. Oysterpot

    Oysterpot Moderator Staff Member


    Did it look like this?

    http://inlinethumb08.webshots.com/46983/2036244860103882344S425x425Q85.jpg
     
    Oysterpot, May 22, 2011
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  5. Mick'nSarah

    Mick'nSarah Junior Ranger

    Very similar, but the stand wasn't quite so high (sat closer to the surface), and the handle was shorter, but same idea.
     
    Mick'nSarah, May 22, 2011
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